The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has revised its immigration enforcement register, reducing the number of Nigerian nationals slated for removal to 112.

Published directly on the official DHS web portal, the updated database features the full names, personal details, and photographs of the affected individuals.

The roster includes individuals from diverse regional backgrounds across Nigeria. Among those explicitly named in the latest disclosure are Cletus Onyali, Olaolu Alabi, Marcus Unigwe, Mkpouto Etukudoh, Blessing Uchanma, Olaniyi Ojikutu, Richard Ugbah, and Oluwamuyiwa Olawoye.

Other individuals identified on the public portal feature Anthony Asanya, Ebele Agbasiele, Izuchukwu Okoye, Olufemi Olufisayo Olutiola, Abiemwense Obanor, Chibuzo Nwaonu, and Oluchi Jennifer Chimdimma Chime.

Additional names on the 112-person manifest include Ifeanyi Okoro, Oluwaseun Kassim, Quazeem Adeyinka, and Talatu Dada. The complete, searchable directory remains hosted on the agency’s official platform.

This publication aligns with a broader intensification of US immigration enforcement targeting undocumented foreign nationals and individuals with active, outstanding removal orders.

US authorities have consistently emphasized that these measures form part of wider administrative efforts to ramp up border security and expedite the repatriation of foreign citizens.

The policy also underscores Washington’s ongoing push for deeper diplomatic and operational cooperation from foreign governments regarding the acceptance of repatriated nationals.

Historically, bilateral discussions between US and Nigerian authorities have frequently touched on logistical frameworks and protocols surrounding the return of citizens subject to deportation orders.

With the latest update now live, the DHS portal provides unrestricted public access to the identities and photographs of the affected individuals currently slated for removal.